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Last updated 21st August 2025

• August 2024 Society of Tissue Viability Alumni 
• November 2023 Co-investigator on MRC IAA grant winning project £75,390. (PI Prof Charmaine Childs)  "Perfusion Right Now: feasibility assessment of skin perfusion in patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) using hand-held thermal mapping and real-time imaging" 
  • Lead for the work package focussed upon participant recruitment for exploring new and current arterial assesment methods
  • Co-lead on work package developing survey understanding current national issues with perfusion assessment for those involved in vascular assessments.

• 2023 PhD. " What is the Impact of Below Ankle Amputation upon Quality of Life for Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus"

• 2023 - Editorial Board Member, Journal of Tissue Viability

• 2019 -  Society of Tissue Viability Trustee

• 2010 -  Senior Lecturer,  School of Human and Health Sciences.

• 2012 Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

• 2011 Post Graduate Certificate Higher Education Teaching.

• 2009-2010 Secondment to Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Multidisiplinary Foot Clinic Team.
  • Key roles, responsibilities and achievements –
  • Development and roll out of an educational programme for all involved within the management and assessment of the diabetic foot.
  • Lead for clinical audits in wound care outcomes and caseload review of the acute MDT Foot team. 
  • Audits contributed to the development of podiatry led wound care clinics within the community and development of a hospital based podiatry role.
  • Mentorship of peers undertaking clinical rotation within the acute MDT foot clinic.
  • Development and roll out across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Podiatry teams of care pathways for patients with diabetes.
  • Direct patient care for a acute clinical caseload including ulceration, amputation, charcot.

• 2009-2010 Clinical Associate at the University of Hudderfield
  • Delivery of theoretical and practical education of student health care professionals.

• 2004 Msc Clinical Practices for Health Care Professionals.

• 1997- 2010 Podiatrist developing to Diabetes Lead Podiatrist Derbyshire Community NHS.
  • Key roles, responsibilites and achievements
  • Allied Health Care Profession Representative on the Professional Executive Committee for the Trust. Exploring strategic health care provision.
  • Clinical care for patients presenting with podiatric pathologies, with a particular focus upon those with long term conditions, altered lower limb biomechanics, wound care, and impaired tissue viability.
  • Lead clinician for the multidisciplinary footwear clinic for Dales locality.
  • Member of Trent Podiatric Diabetes Network, ensuring standardisation of podiatry care for patients with diabetes across the Trent region.  Development of care pathways.
  • Lead for clinical audit reviewing diabetes risk assessments and subsequent care.
  • Mentorship of peers.
  • Delivering theoretical and practical education for health care assistants undertaking podiatry assistant qualification.
  • Theoretical and practical teaching and assessment of practice for nurses and therapy assistants starting to undertake diabetes foot assessments.
  • Participation within patient education programmes.
  • Allied Health Professional representative on Professional Executive Committee for the Trust.

• Quality of Life
• Lower Limb Amputation
• Impact of long term complications of diabetes or rheumatological conditions
• Peripheral arterial disease
• Patient decision making

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